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George MacDonald
The Scottish writer George Macdonald (1824-1905) wrote novels, poetry, and children's books. His works included "At the Back of the North Wind" (1871), "The Princess and Curdie" (1873), and "Robert Falconer" (1868). Critical interpretations of Macdonald's works, full-text versions of selected works written by him, study guides, and a Listserv are available online.
Home Again George Macdonald
In the dusk of the old-fashioned best room of a farm-house, in the faint glow of the buried sun through the sods of his July grave, sat two elderly persons, dimly visible, breathing the odor which roses unseen sent through the twilight and open window. One of the two was scarcely conscious of the odor, for she did not believe in roses; she believed mainly in mahogany, linen, and hams; to the other it brought too much sadness to be welcomed, for it seemed, like the sunlight, to issue from the grave of his vanished youth. He was not by nature a sad man; he was only one that had found the past more delightful than the present, and had not left his first loves.
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There and Back
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Guild Court George Macdonald
buildingIn the month of November, not many years ago, a young man was walking from Highbury to the City. It was one of those grand mornings that dawn only twice or thrice in the course of the year, and are so independent of times and seasons that November even comes in for its share. And it seemed as if young Thomas Worboise had at his toilet felt the influences of the weather, for he was dressed a trifle more gayly than was altogether suitable for the old age of the year. Neither
